IDF Fighters to Netanyahu: Stop Attacking Bennett
62 soldiers, fighters and officers stand up for Naftali Bennett after he is constantly attacked by members of the Likud.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
62 soldiers, fighters and officers stand up for Naftali Bennett after he is constantly attacked by members of the Likud.

Justice Ministry indicates it is investigating new evidence in the case against Lieberman and will be summoning him for questioning.

Turkey strongly denies reports it launched a probe into Jewish citizens for collaborating with Israel in the raid on the Mavi Marmara.

Egypt's ruling Islamists claim that preliminary referendum results show strong backing for a constitution rejected by the opposition.

Acting CIA director says the Hollywood film on bin Laden exaggerates the importance of information obtained by harsh interrogations.

Iran is engaged in a "smart economic war" with Western powers, claims President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Russia's foreign minister says Syria has acted to consolidate its chemical weapons to prevent rebels capturing them.

Egyptian VP Mahmud Mekki announces his resignation as Egyptians go to the polls in a referendum on a new constitution.

"Kerry is a well-known supporter of Israel's security," says Netanyahu about Senator John Kerry.

U.S. tech leaders and celebrities call for an "Internet moment of silence" to remember the victims of last week's massacre.

PA Arabs attack an IDF soldier north of Jerusalem, steal his weapon and run off. Police and IDF investigating.

Thousands of people recognized as Palestinian refugees return to the Yarmouk camp that has become a battle ground.

Peter Madoff, brother of financier Bernard Madoff, sentenced to 10 years in prison for cooking the books at the family investment firm.

UN Security Council slaps sanctions on two Iranian firms accused of supplying arms to the Syrian government.

Palestinian Authority threatens to sue Israelis at the International Criminal Court if Netanyahu wins another term as Prime Minister.

Russia's President denied propping up Syria's Assad but says it's up to the Syrian people to decide on their leader.

Israel's ambassador to the UN in a letter to the Security Council: Time to recognize Hizbullah for what it really is.

Bayit Yehudi chairman says he would not agree to evict Jews; rival parties slam him, claim he advocates that soldiers refuse to obey orders.

Russian destroyer arrives in southern Iran ahead of joint programs with the Islamic Republic's navy.

Reporters Without Borders says Turkey has become the “world’s biggest prison for journalists.”

The fall of Syria’s government is “only a matter of time,” predicts Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.

Israel's greatest concern is increased attempts by Hizbullah to attain accomplishments by sending UAVs into Israel, says IAF Commander.

Agreement between nurses and Finance Ministry will see the nurses' salaries being increased over 4.5 years.

Employees of the Palestinian Authority government across Judea and Samaria start a strike over unpaid salaries. As usual, they blame Israel.

Israel's UN ambassador responds to European nations' condemnation. "Settlements are not and never have been the main obstacle to peace."

Europe's four member states in the UN Security Council strongly condemn Israel over its planned construction in Jerusalem.

Turkish Foreign Minister urges Tehran to "send a clear message" to Syria's embattled regime to stop the violence against its own people.

Video: Syrian protesters demonstrating in favor of an Al-Qaeda linked group tell Obama that "the army is the terrorist".

PA's UN observer predicts that all members of the Security Council except the U.S. will condemn new Israeli construction.

U.S. lawmakers begin scouring a top secret report which could highlight security failings surrounding the attack in Libya.

U.S. State Department spokeswoman uses strong language to condemn Israeli building in northern Jerusalem.

Tens of thousands of the Yarmouk "Palestinian refugee" camp in Damascus flee as Assad's army attacks advancing rebels.

Up to 2,000 people gather in Egypt to protest controversial draft constitution - far fewer than previous opposition protests.

If elections were held today, Naftali Bennett's party will win 12 seats and be the Knesset's third largest party, finds Channel 2 poll.

White House indicates President Obama will support a law that will place a ban on civilians owning assault weapons.

Tel Aviv based Shurat HaDin represented two families of Americans in their successful lawsuit against the Syrian government.

No plea bargain in Lieberman's case yet, after Attorney General says he won't give up on moral turpitude ruling.

The United Nations is sending chemical weapons kits to troops in the Golan Heights because of growing fears over Syria's arsenal.

Rebels have taken over the Yarmouk camp which is home to thousands of "Palestinian refugees".

Egypt's prosecutor general gives into demands of lower prosecutors by agreeing to resign next week.
